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The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
The New American Accord
A Plan for the 2029 Congress

A country that earns its best future.

Scan to visit newamericanaccord.org
Fairness: a floor under every child.Who pays: those who gain most.Bolster democracy: money, votes, courts.The issues of the day: immigration, health, retirement, housing, the world.The issues of the future: AI, climate, roads and water, the debt.
newamericanaccord.org
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.
What changes: the 2029 plan
  • A floor under every child
  • Every child gets a floor: an allowance, a savings account, childcare where families lack it.
  • Who pays
  • A 28% payroll tax replaces health premiums; a tax on spending with a monthly rebate; income above $10 million at 52%; estates over $10 million per person are settled when they pass to heirs. Carbon is priced at the source, with a household rebate.
  • Bolster democracy
  • Citizens United spending meets disclosure and a shareholder vote; $100 vouchers dilute big gifts.
  • Ranked-choice: a runoff on one ballot. Inspectors general removable only for cause; 18-year court terms.
  • DC, taxed with no vote in Congress, becomes a state; Puerto Rico votes on its status.
  • The issues of the day
  • Immigration: for jobs unfilled at the going wage, at a volume set by employer demand, especially for heartland towns with schools and shops to support: a newcomer in an open job pays taxes and spends. The employer pays a domestic hire's cost; part of the newcomer's wage goes into a national pool for host towns.
  • Care: one payer covers a floor of care; Social Security is paid in full.
  • Housing: land value is taxed; cities may loosen zoning.
  • The world: imports pay the carbon price at the border.
  • The issues of the future
  • If AI cuts wages, taxes rest on spending and land too. The Climate Trust defends against sea rise, fire, heat, invasive species and disease.
  • Debt rises first, by design; the law targets debt-free by 2080.
Big government? More money passes through the Treasury because one payer takes over medical bills. Benefits go by formula; the test is less overhead per dollar delivered.